Struggling to come up with morning meals that actually keep you full, energized, and satisfied?
In this video, I’m sharing 7 of my go-to high-protein breakfast recipes — all made with real, nutrient-dense ingredients and designed to support blood sugar balance, hormones, and sustainable fat loss.
🍽️ These breakfasts are: - Quick & easy to prep - Packed with protein, healthy fats & flavor - Blood sugar–friendly and hormone-supportive - Flexible for your lifestyle (swap ingredients as needed)
Here’s what’s inside:
Sweet Potato Smoked Salmon Toast 25 min cook | 5 min prep | Serves 1 1 medium sweet potato (2 slices) 200g smoked salmon ¼ cup Greek yogurt Salt & pepper, cucumber, chives (optional) Roast or air-fry sweet potato slices, then top with Greek yogurt, smoked salmon, and seasonings. Add cucumber and chives for crunch. ✨ Tip: Try with lemon or capers for a flavor boost.
Cottage Cheese Breakfast Tacos 20 min cook | 5 min prep | Serves 1 200g cottage cheese 1 egg Toppings: avocado, parmesan, salsa Blend or whisk cottage cheese and egg, bake into tortillas, then top with creamy avocado, melty parmesan, and fresh salsa. ✨ Optional add-ins: spinach, scrambled eggs, or leftover protein.
2-Ingredient Banana & Egg Pancake 10 min cook | 5 min prep | Serves 1 1 banana 2 eggs + cinnamon, salt, vanilla essence, baking soda and coconut oil Mash banana, whisk with eggs, and cook in a pan until golden. Quick, sweet, and protein-rich! ✨ Add cinnamon or vanilla for extra flavor.
Breakfast Plate 5 min prep | Serves 1 2 hard-boiled eggs ½ avocado Cheese slice Side: kefir & kiwi Simple, balanced, and filling — perfect for a no-fuss morning.
Cheesy Scrambled Eggs with Kefir & Oranges 10 min cook | Serves 1 3 eggs Salt and paprika Splash of milk Cheese of choice Ghee for cooking Side: kefir & orange slices Fluffy scrambled eggs with creamy cheese, paired with a probiotic-rich side and fruit. ✨ Dairy-free? Swap cheese for avocado or sautéed mushrooms.
Cottage Cheese & Fruit Compote Parfait 5 min prep | Serves 1 200g cottage cheese Fruit compote of choice Layer cottage cheese with warm or chilled fruit compote for a creamy, sweet, and protein-packed start to your day.
Chocolate Cranberry Greek Yogurt Cheesecake 15 min prep | Serves 1 Greek yogurt Whey protein powder Cacao powder Cranberries Vanilla Essence Egg Salt Mix into a cheesecake-style breakfast treat that’s high in protein and feels indulgent without the sugar overload.
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I don't really like spending a lot of time cooking, so these cottage cheese tacos are
amazing.
I meal prep them usually.
So the base is just made of two ingredients, just 200 grams of cottage cheese and one egg.
That's the ratio I prefer.
Now you've probably seen a version of these on social media.
I love them.
And you just mix your cottage cheese and egg, and then you spread it thinly on a baking
sheet.
I did three small tacos.
You can also do one big one if you want to make like a pizza.
And then you bake it.
Now, the longer you bake these, the crispier the shell gets.
And once they're done baking, you just add your toppings.
I added avocado and parmesan cheese for some extra fiber, healthy fats, and some extra
protein.
Now, you can do any toppings.
You could do salsa, you could do guacamole, you could do sour cream, whatever your heart
desires.
This is just what I went with.
Our next recipe is super simple again.
Sweet potato toast.
Basically, you just cut your sweet potato into toast slices.
And you can meal prep these and you can add any toppings you want.
You just cut them up and then roast them.
Now, in this video, I did smoked salmon sweet potato toast.
So I added some Greek yogurt, smoked salmon, and I added some cucumber slices for a fresh,
crunchy touch.
Again, don't skip the salt.
And you also eat with your eyes.
So I like to plate mine nicely.
So I added some green onions and, of course, a little dollop of Greek yogurt to make it
look a little bit fancy.
Now, this is the first official actual breakfast item.
And these are my two-ingredient banana egg pancakes.
You've probably seen a version of these somewhere on social media.
They've been super viral lately.
And basically, you just mix one banana with two eggs.
Now, the rougher your banana is, the sweeter the pancakes will be, but also the more sugar
they will have.
So it'll be natural sugar, which can still impact your blood sugar.
Then to make them a little bit more special, I like to add cinnamon, baking soda, and a
little bit of vanilla.
Oh, and don't forget that pinch of salt.
Now, I cook mine in this organic virgin coconut oil.
Just adds a nice coconut-y flavor.
You can also use ghee.
I wouldn't really recommend using butter because sometimes the pancake's too hot.
Just use ghee or coconut oil.
Those work best.
And yeah, don't make your pan too hot because your pancakes will start to stick and we don't
want that.
We want nice, fluffy pancakes.
And because I'm lazy, I just add my blueberries straight to the pan and I soak up all that
leftover flavor.
And then I've got some nice, juicy, jammy blueberries that I can add on top of my pancakes.
Now, to stack them, I spread some Greek yogurt and then pancake, Greek yogurt, pancake.
And then I just top it off with the blueberries and a splash of maple syrup.
This way, I've added a little bit more protein, some healthy fats from the full-fat Greek
yogurt.
And it's just an overall really balanced breakfast and it's super delicious.
And trust me, your family will love it too.
Next up, we have a breakfast plate.
Now, this is a super simple recipe because not everything has to take forever.
It can be really complicated.
I'm sorry that this was filmed on my phone.
So you're just going to start by boiling your eggs.
I do them for six minutes and then I put them straight into an ice bath so that they don't
keep cooking.
I've got that nice, jammy egg yolk.
Then you should add some avocado and some cheese.
I went with some smoked cheddar cheese.
Again, you can choose any cheese you want.
Top it off with salt.
That will be your breakfast base.
I always have something sweet.
And this time, it's kefir with some kiwi fruit.
Next up, we have this plum cottage cheese breakfast buffet.
You can use any fruit you want.
At the time of filming this, plums were in season.
I always recommend to use seasonal fruit as it's cheaper and healthier.
You just lay your cottage cheese.
You can mix your cottage cheese with a sweetener of choice.
I don't do this because fruit is sweet enough for me.
And if you are watching your blood sugar, you may not want to do that as well because
even if we add something like honey and maple syrup, it's still going to impact our blood
sugar and it still has glucose and fructose in it.
Anyways, to make the fruit compote, I used plums.
You can use any fruit.
You just cook them down until they become soft and jammy and some of that water evaporates
and they become a little thicker.
You can also add a few chia seeds to just help it thicken up or a splash of lemon juice
to make it a little bit more acidic, whatever you want to.
And then it's super simple.
You just layer your cottage cheese with your fruit compote.
You just keep doing that in a nice glass to make it look a little bit nicer because we
also do eat with our eyes.
And just look at that.
It looks super good and it actually is really delicious.
I always make this in summer.
It's so refreshing.
It's full of protein and healthy fats and it's perfect to start the day.
Then we have cheesy scrambled eggs.
Again, another super simple recipe.
I don't want to make this really complicated.
So all we're going to do is crack three eggs into a bowl.
And now I like to season them with a little bit of paprika and salt.
And then I also add a splash of milk, which just helps to make them a little bit fluffier.
That's just the way I prefer my eggs.
Now we add a little bit of ghee.
Again, I would prefer to use ghee instead of butter.
It's just better for cooking.
Then we put our egg mixture in and then we just cook until we have scrambled eggs.
Now I like to keep mine relatively soft to begin with.
And then I add parmesan cheese on top.
And then I'm going to just put the lid back on and let that melt a little bit.
Now, as you can see, mine are a little bit dry.
It's because I like my eggs to be a little bit on the dry side.
If you don't, you probably don't want to cook it as long.
You just top it up with some spring onions.
And then again, we're serving it with some fruit.
So I added oranges and kefir on the side.
Kefir is really good because it has probiotics.
And these can aid digestion and boost gut health.
As I am the Greek yogurt cheesecake lover, I had to include my chocolate cheesecake recipe.
This recipe is super good on your period because I use cranberries and dark chocolate,
which can aid with period cramps and any period symptoms.
So what you do is you add your 4-fat Greek yogurt.
We're always using 4-fat because we want those healthy fats.
Then I like to add some chocolate protein powder.
You can do any brand you want.
If you want my recommendations, let me know.
Then I add some cacao powder.
And this is again really good for your period.
Some salt, vanilla and one egg.
And then we mix this all together until it's smooth and creamy.
Then you're going to pour it into a glass dish.
You can line it with baking paper.
I didn't.
It didn't really stick for me.
Usually when I make cheesecake, it doesn't stick.
But you can always line it.
And then you top it off with some berries if you want.
I did some mixed frozen berries and of course my cranberries.
Don't miss the cranberries.
They're so good and add fibre and sweetness.
We're going to bake it in the oven for about 20 to 30 minutes until it's set.
Then I like to refrigerate mine for better texture.
Top it off with some extra Greek yogurt, some chocolate shavings.
And there is your cheesecake.
Just look at it.
It's so pretty and it's so delicious.
This is a crowd pleaser.
You can make this for anyone.
And if you want more recipes like this, you can join my community.
And this is where we also go into depth on all about
whole egg sugar and everything that I teach and preach.
OK, I'll see you there.
